Hawaiian

The phrase “you’re beautiful” in Hawaiian is uʻi ʻoe. This phrase is used as a compliment to tell someone that they are physically attractive.

kupuna kāne is the Hawaiian way to say grandpa. The term is used to refer to a grandfather.

The Hawaiian word for numbers is helu. The term helu refers to symbols or words used to count or measure quantity.

The Hawaiian phrase for “the end” is ka hope. ka hope is used to denote the conclusion of a narrative, such as a book, movie or story.

The English phrase ‘happy wedding anniversary’ is translated into Hawaiian as Hauʻoli lā piha makahiki male.

pīkī is the Hawaiian word for peach. The word is used to refer to the fruit.

The Hawaiian word for boat is waʻapā. waʻapā is a noun used to refer to a water craft, such as a vessel or a ship.

The Hawaiian word for peace is malu.

Welcome to our comprehensive guide on how to say “Hanauma” in Hawaiian! Whether you’re planning a trip to Hanauma Bay

The Hawaiian phrase for “pretty girl” is kaikamahine uʻi. This phrase is used to describe a young female person who is considered attractive or beautiful.